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Berkshire Eagle in Pittsfield, Massachusetts

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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1963

Page

6

Rebuilt Madison Restaurant Opens at Noon with Polka Dance

The Madison Restaurant at Madison Avenue and Seymour Street opens today at noon as a neighborhood shrine replacing the fire-destroyed Madison Cafe. Proprietor Frank Koldys enlists Chicopee musician Winthrop Gregory Jr. and brothers to rebuild a two-room, one-story brick venue with a unique bar, pastel green walls, bright stained windows, and a 129 to 130 capacity dining room. the building features gas heating, dual-zone air conditioning, televiewers, stereo, and a future finishable basement room that could serve as a union meeting hall or shelter if needed.

Madison Madison Avenue Seymour Street Madison Cafe North End Frank Koldys Chicopee America Kaldys Winthrop Gregory Jr Prentice E. Bradley Gregory Carroll, Verge & Whipple, Inc Win Gregory Mr. Koaldys

Uniform Heat Is Necessary For Home Comfort

The mark of a sound heating system is its uniform heating. University of Illinois tests of radiant baseboards show floor to ceiling temperature differences are the smallest yet achieved across heating units, with variations under three degrees even in subzero weather.

University of Illinois

Electrical Industry Offers Answers To City Living

General Electric Vice President Charles K. Rieger outlines how electric progress can improve air, water, mobility, and safety in modern cities. He cites smokeless transport, rapid transit, seawater distillation, and enhanced lighting as steps toward a healthier metropolis, praising Hawaii as an early adopter and envisioning an all electric future with environmental control and vibrant urban centers.

General Electric Charles K. Rieger Rieger Hawaii United States Mr. Rieger Edison Steinmetz

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